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Silencing the Guns through the Promotion and Deepening of the AU Shared Values
As we commemorate the 17th Anniversary of the African Peer Review Mechanism’s (APRM) founding on 9 March 2003, it is important to reflect and take stock of progress in governance while on the road towards universal accession to the Mechanism by 2023.
FAIRE TAIRE LES ARMES A TRAVERS LA PROMOTION ET L'APPROFONDISSEMENTDES VALEURS PARTAGEES DE L'UA
Alors que nous commémorons le 17e anniversaire de la création du Mécanisme africain d’évaluation par les pairs (MAEP), le 9 mars 2003, il est important de refléter et de faire le point sur les progrès de la gouvernance sur la voie de l’adhésion universelle au Mécanisme d’ici 2023.
APRM 2nd Generation Review Gaining Momentum in Nigeria
Abuja, Nigeria, 27-28 February 2020 –The APRM held a Sensitization mission in collaboration with the Nigerian National Governing Council and the APRM National Secretariat in a bid to sensitize and build capacity of Nigeria’s Resource Persons and Technical Team ahead of the Second-Generation Review scheduled for later this year.
Liberia Ready for Peer Review
Monrovia, Liberia, 04 March 2020 – Liberia Minister of Finance and Development Planning and APRM Focal Point, Hon. Samuel D. Tweah Jr, received a technical support mission on the APRM Liberia Process led by the APRM Continental Secretariat CEO, Prof Eddy Maloka.
APRM launches the Report on Governance Mechanisms for the Implementation of Agenda 2063 &SDGs
Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe, 28 February 2020 – The APRM launched its first Report on Assessing Governance Mechanisms for the Implementation of the African Union Agenda 2063 and the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development for the ‘’Africa We Want’’.
1st APRM Workshop on Positioning the APRM as an Early Warning Tool for Conflict Prevention
Johannesburg, 18 February 2020 – The APRM in partnership with the United Nations Development programme (UNDP) and the Savannah Centre for Diplomacy, Democracy and Development (SCDDD), will host the 1st APRM Workshop on Positioning the APRM as an Early Warning Tool for Conflict Prevention in in Abuja, Nigeria, on 24-25 February 2020.
AFROBAROMETER-APRM PARTNERSHIP AIMS TO STRENGTHEN GOVERNANCE, DEVELOPMENT IN AFRICA
Afrobarometer and the African Peer Review Mechanism (APRM) have signed a partnership agreement designed to strengthen technical capacities and collaboration in support of good governance and inclusive development in Africa.
APR FORUM’S 29TH SUMMIT WELCOMES NEW CHAIRPERSON AND COUNTRY ACCESSIONS
08 February 2020, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia – “President Idriss Deby Itno led us all with great distinction and today he passes on the baton of the mechanism which is in a better shape”, said incoming Chairperson of the APRM Forum and President of South Africa, H.E President Cyril Ramaphosa while delivering his acceptance remarks of the APRM leadership.
LE 29e SOMMET DU FORUM DU MAEP ACCUEILLE SON NOUVEAU PRÉSIDENT ET ACCESSIONS DES PAYS
08 février 2020, Addis-Abeba, Éthiopie – “Le Président Idriss Deby Itno nous a tous menés avec une grande distinction et aujourd’hui il passe le relais du mécanisme qui est en meilleure forme”, a déclaré le Président entrant du Forum du MAEP et Président de l’Afrique du Sud, S.E Cyril Ramaphosa, tout en prononçant son mot d’acceptation de la Présidence du MAEP.
SENEGAL SUCCESSFULLY LAUNCHES ITS COUNTRY REVIEW REPORT
30 January 2020, Dakar, Senegal. H.E. Macky Sall, President of the Republic of Senegal, presided over the official launch of the Country Review Report, which took place on 30 January 2020, in Dakar, Senegal.
LE SÉNÉGAL LANCE AVEC SUCCÈS SON RAPPORT D’EVALUATION DES PAYS
30 Janvier 2020, Dakar, Sénégal – S.E. Macky Sall, président de la République du Sénégal, a présidé le lancement officiel du rapport d’évaluation des pays, qui a eu lieu le 30 janvier 2020, à Dakar, au Sénégal.
Africa Governance Report – Executive Summary
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY AND RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE AFRICA GOVERNANCE REPORT (APRM)
The AGR assesses the state of governance in Africa with a view to providing Member States with a comprehensive baseline to assist governments to enhance governance. Whilst there already exist assessment reports on the state of governance in Africa that are publicly available in public discourse, these reports have largely been developed by multilateral organisations and independent think-tanks across the continent and abroad. The AGR is commissioned by the Assembly of the African Union Heads of State and Government.
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Africa Governance Report
The AGR assesses the state of governance in Africa with a view to providing Member States with a comprehensive baseline to assist governments to enhance governance. Whilst there already exist assessment reports on the state of governance in Africa that are publicly available in public discourse, these reports have largely been developed by multilateral organisations and independent think-tanks across the continent and abroad. The AGR is commissioned by the Assembly of the African Union Heads of State and Government.
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Africa Governance Report – Executive Summary (French)
The AGR assesses the state of governance in Africa with a view to providing Member States with a comprehensive baseline to assist governments to enhance governance. Whilst there already exist assessment reports on the state of governance in Africa that are publicly available in public discourse, these reports have largely been developed by multilateral organisations and independent think-tanks across the continent and abroad. The AGR is commissioned by the Assembly of the African Union Heads of State and Government.
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Africa Governance Report (French)
The AGR assesses the state of governance in Africa with a view to providing Member States with a comprehensive baseline to assist governments to enhance governance. Whilst there already exist assessment reports on the state of governance in Africa that are publicly available in public discourse, these reports have largely been developed by multilateral organisations and independent think-tanks across the continent and abroad. The AGR is commissioned by the Assembly of the African Union Heads of State and Government.
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The Major Bottlenecks Facing Africa
While the APRM is preparing to celebrate its 15th anniversary in March 2018, it is with immense pleasure, pride and a sense of responsibility that the APRM Secretariat publishes The Major Bottlenecks Facing Africa today. This is a report with lofty ambitions: it asks difficult questions, attempts to answer those questions and proposes ways forward.
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The Major Bottlenecks Facing Africa (French)
While the APRM is preparing to celebrate its 15th anniversary in March 2018, it is with immense pleasure, pride and a sense of responsibility that the APRM Secretariat publishes The Major Bottlenecks Facing Africa today. This is a report with lofty ambitions: it asks difficult questions, attempts to answer those questions and proposes ways forward.
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Gouvernance, Genre et Consolidation de la Paix: Renforcer le lien
Les États africains se rendent progressivement compte que la mauvaise gouvernance est à l’origine des inégalités qui peuvent conduire à l’explosion d’une violence durable. La violence contre les femmes est une manifestation de l’inégalité des sexes résultant de relations de pouvoir inégales en temps de paix ou de conflit. Pour trouver des solutions durables, les femmes doivent être leurs porte-paroles et exprimer leurs préoccupations et leurs problèmes dans le cadre de plateformes de gouvernance et de processus officiels de paix.
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Governance, Gender and Peacebuilding: Strengthening the nexus
There is a growing realisation in African states that bad governance causes inequalities that can lead to the outbreak of sustained violence. Violence against women is a manifestation of gender inequality resulting from unequal power relations in times of peace or conflict. Sustainable solutions requires women to be their spokespersons and to articulate their concerns and issues within formal governance platforms and peace processes.
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